Has anyone put straght pipes on a snake? Like no H or X, but 2 seperate pipes running to the mufflers. I found out I do not have to do emissions where I live, so the cats are gone for sure. I want to keep the mufflers, so I do not get noise ordanance tickets. Thanks for the input!

 

I GOT 99 COBRA MAC SYSTEM IT IS REAL LOUD...

 

Bad idea...believe it or not, you'll lose hp. Or so I hear. It's compicated to explain, but it makes sense. See if this helps.</P>


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http://www.corral.net/forums/showthr...hreadid=437075</P>

 

i picked out 40 rwhp..

 

You need the crossover pipe to help balance the exhaust pulses. So an h or an x is neccesary to see horsepower gains. H-pipe will give you the more muscle car sound, and x pipe tends to be a little raspier.

 

A Friend of mine Put straight pipes (no mufflers and just cats) on his 02 GT. It Sounded, for lack of a better word, Like Sh*t! He also tried no cats and factory mufflers... that sounded like dook as well. It made the car sound like it had something wrong with it... i can't even begin to describe how crappy it was... don't do that... if u take the cats off atleast put a catback system on first!</P>


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No... f***ing.....Way</P>

 

Whats better, X or H?

 

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